EP0809872B1 - Koaxialkabel-steckverbinder - Google Patents

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EP0809872B1
EP0809872B1 EP96936809A EP96936809A EP0809872B1 EP 0809872 B1 EP0809872 B1 EP 0809872B1 EP 96936809 A EP96936809 A EP 96936809A EP 96936809 A EP96936809 A EP 96936809A EP 0809872 B1 EP0809872 B1 EP 0809872B1
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Ronald Peter Locati
Andrew James Kempf
Bruce C. Hauver
David Edward Dunham
David James Stabile
Thomas George Macek
Larry Michael Massaglia
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    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R9/00—Structural associations of a plurality of mutually-insulated electrical connecting elements, e.g. terminal strips or terminal blocks; Terminals or binding posts mounted upon a base or in a case; Bases therefor
    • H01R9/03—Connectors arranged to contact a plurality of the conductors of a multiconductor cable, e.g. tapping connections
    • H01R9/05—Connectors arranged to contact a plurality of the conductors of a multiconductor cable, e.g. tapping connections for coaxial cables
    • H01R9/0521—Connection to outer conductor by action of a nut
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R13/00—Details of coupling devices of the kinds covered by groups H01R12/70 or H01R24/00 - H01R33/00
    • H01R13/64—Means for preventing incorrect coupling
    • H01R13/641—Means for preventing incorrect coupling by indicating incorrect coupling; by indicating correct or full engagement
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R2103/00—Two poles
    • H—ELECTRICITY
    • H01—ELECTRIC ELEMENTS
    • H01R—ELECTRICALLY-CONDUCTIVE CONNECTIONS; STRUCTURAL ASSOCIATIONS OF A PLURALITY OF MUTUALLY-INSULATED ELECTRICAL CONNECTING ELEMENTS; COUPLING DEVICES; CURRENT COLLECTORS
    • H01R24/00—Two-part coupling devices, or either of their cooperating parts, characterised by their overall structure
    • H01R24/38—Two-part coupling devices, or either of their cooperating parts, characterised by their overall structure having concentrically or coaxially arranged contacts
    • H01R24/40—Two-part coupling devices, or either of their cooperating parts, characterised by their overall structure having concentrically or coaxially arranged contacts specially adapted for high frequency

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  • the invention relates generally to electrical connectors, and more particularly to coaxial cable connectors used in conjunction with either semi-rigid coaxial cable or flexible coaxial cable.
  • Coaxial cables typically consist of a central conductor which is surrounded by a metallic outer conductor.
  • An insulator separates the central conductor from the outer conductor, and an insulating jacket covers the outer conductor.
  • the outer conductor is usually in one of two forms, either a copper braid or an aluminum sheath.
  • Coaxial cables of this type are used broadly, especially in cable television applications.
  • the coaxial cable provides for high quality transportation of signals.
  • a connector In order to effectively use the cables, a connector must be fitted to at least one end of the cable.
  • a connector in order to be practical, must provide for a reliable mechanical and electrical connection as well as being simple to install and use. It is further desirable that the connector positively release the center conductor upon disassembly and that the connector hold the cable stationary during twisting of the clamp nut.
  • United States patent No. 4,952,174 discloses a coaxial cable connector for use with a prepared end of a coaxial cable.
  • the connector comprises a body and a nut threadably tightenable to the body.
  • the nut defines an interior space including a mandrel assembly which is freely rotatable within the interior space until the nut is tightened to the body.
  • the mandrel assembly includes an insulator cone for guiding the centre conductor and a clamping arrangement for engaging and clamping a centre pin chuck as the nut is tightened to the body.
  • a mandrel is slidably mounted under the cable outer metal jacket in a space provided after removal of a portion of the dielectric core incident to preparation of the cable end.
  • a ferrule is slidably mounted over the outer jacket and the ferrule includes collet fingers disposed over a portion of the mandrel.
  • the mandrel closes the collet fingers to cause them to compress the outer metal jacket against a portion of the connector during the installation of the connector to the prepared cable end.
  • the connector of US 4,952,174 uses a ferrule that moves relative to a mandrel shell to close the ferrule about the cable.
  • the ferrule incorporates a plurality of times that are used to grip the conductive sheath.
  • This implementation has the disadvantage that the tines may deform, pleat or weaken the conductive sheath and in addition do not grip the outermost insulator of the coaxial jacket.
  • the mandrel is composed of a metal sleeve, which allows a frequency response that is inherent with a metal mandrel, and can establish a parallel electrical contact with the contact established by the ferrule between the cable's conductive sheath and the connector body. Therefore, it would be desirable to reduce deformation of the conductive sheath, limit frequency resonance and assure only one conductive path between the conductive sheath and the connector body.
  • the present invention provides a two piece coaxial cable connector comprising: a clamp nut open on each of two ends, said clamp nut defining an interior space, a first end of said clamp nut for receiving a coaxial cable, a portion of the interior space adjacent to a second end of said clamp nut having a mating area; an entry body defining an interior space, said entry body open on each end, a first end of said entry body having a mating area co-operating with the mating area of the clamp nut; a ferrule having a truncated conical exterior surface and a stepped interior surface, said ferrule centrally disposed along a common longitudinal axis within said clamp nut interior space, an outside surface of said ferrule abutting an end portion of said entry body; a mandrel centrally disposed within said ferrule along a common longitudinal axis, said mandrel engaging a first end of said ferrule; a closing collar centrally disposed about a common longitudinal axis with said clamp
  • o-rings placed between various parts of the connector to provide for sealing integrity and prevent RF performance degradation.
  • the design is easily expandable to other variations including, but not limited to, a flexible drop cable, a splice connector, and a feed-through connector as well as being used in conjunction with other cable types and sizes.
  • FIG. 1 and FIG. 2 show a first embodiment of a coaxial connector according to the present invention.
  • a first piece of the connector is comprised of a clamp nut 10 including a ferrule 20, a mandrel 30 and closing collar 70.
  • a second piece of the connector is comprised of an entry body 40 having a pin terminal 50, a support insulator 60 and an actuator 80.
  • a length of coaxial cable 200 is provided to the clamp nut 10 of coaxial connector 150.
  • the coaxial cable has had one end prepared for having the connector assembled onto.
  • the coaxial cable 200 has a length of centre conductor 210 exposed approximately flush to the face of the closing collar, thus there is no need to "measure" the preparation length, as may be required by other connectors.
  • An additional section of cable insulator 230 approximately 1.2 inches in length, has been removed.
  • an end most section of insulating jacket 240 approximately 0.5 inches in length, has been removed exposing the conductive sheath 220.
  • Mandrel 30 is non-conductive, therefore it can be fabricated from non-conductive material, it can be comprised of a metal insert with a plastic surrounding or it can be comprised of metallized plastic. By implementing a non-conductive mandrel, the RF performance of the connector is improved, since the frequency resonance inherent in a metal version is not present. Mandrel 30 has closing collar 70, also non-conductive, attached at a distal end and is inserted into a front end of clamp nut 10.
  • Clamp nut 10 is electrically conductive and is comprised of aluminium in this embodiment, although other conductive materials could be used. As the prepared end of coaxial cable 200 enters clamp nut 10, center conductor 210 is encircled by and extends beyond mandrel 30 and closing collar 70, and a large percentage of mandrel 30 itself is encircled by conductive sheath 220.
  • Ferrule 20 is comprised of aluminium in this embodiment although other conductive materials could also be used, and is positioned so that when entry body 40 is integrated with clamp nut 10, the serrations 22 on a first step 25 of ferrule 20 will come into to contact with insulating jacket 240 of coaxial cable 200, and serrations 26 on a second step 28 of ferrule 20 will be brought into contact with conductive sheath 220.
  • Entry body 40 is also electrically conductive and in this embodiment is comprised of aluminium, though other conductive materials could be used. Entry body 40 includes at a front end a support insulator 60 through which extends pin terminal 50. Pin terminal 50 has an open end which surrounds centre conductor 210. Support insulator 60 includes a plurality of serrated annular rings for sealing the pin terminal 50 to the support insulator 60.
  • the connector 150 is assembled by integrating a rear end of entry body 40 into a front end of clamp nut 10.
  • the cam surface 85 of actuator 80 is brought into contact with closing collar 70 and exerts force on closing collar 70 which in turn presses against pin terminal 50, causing the serrations 55 on an internal surface of pin terminal 50 to provide a secure mechanical and electrical connection between pin terminal 50 and centre conductor 210 of coaxial cable 200.
  • the connection to centre conductor 210 provides maximum tensile force with a minimum of conductor damage.
  • the closure of pin terminal 50 onto centre conductor 210 is self-limiting, and is insensitive to the degree of nut tightness, thereby providing a more consistent and repeatable closure process.
  • front ends of ferrule 20 are forced inwards by the action of entry body internal shoulder 45 forcibly contacting the truncated conical exterior surface of ferrule 20, causing the serrations on the first step of the ferrule to press against insulating jacket 240. Accordingly, coaxial cable 200 is secured in place between the first step of ferrule 20 and mandrel 30. Additionally, as the front ends of ferrule 20 are forced inwards, the serrations on a second step of ferrule 20 are forced against conductive sheath 220 of coaxial cable 200 and mandrel 30.
  • the conductive sheath 220 is uniformly gripped without deformation and weakening, as compared to prior art connectors, which can cause significant pleating of the conductive sheath.
  • the closure of ferrule 20 onto the coaxial cable 200 is self-limiting, and is insensitive to the degree of nut tightness, thereby providing a more consistent and repeatable closure process. Accordingly, a secure electrical and mechanical connection between ferule 20 and conductive sheath 220 is produced.
  • FIG. 3 and Fig. 4 show a second embodiment of a coaxial connector according to the present invention.
  • a first piece of the connector is comprised of a clamp nut 10 including a ferrule 20', a mandrel 30' having an integrated closing collar and a retaining ring 160.
  • a second piece of the connector is comprised of an entry body 40 having a pin terminal 50, a support insulator 60 and an actuator 80.
  • a length of coaxial cable 200 is provided to the clamp nut 10 of coaxial connector 150.
  • the coaxial cable has had one end prepared for having the connector assembled onto.
  • the coaxial cable 200 has a length of center conductor 210 exposed approximately flush to the face of the closing collar, thus there is no need to "measure" the preparation length, as may be required by other connectors.
  • An additional section of cable insulator 230 approximately 1.2 inches in length, has been removed.
  • an end most section of insulating jacket 240 approximately, .5 inches in length, has been removed exposing the conductive sheath 220.
  • the prepared end of coaxial cable 200 is inserted into a rear end of clamp nut 10.
  • the length of clamp nut 10 provides cable strain relief as well as providing RF leakage protection.
  • Mandrel 30' is non-conductive in this embodiment, therefore it can be fabricated from non conductive material, it can be comprised of a metal insert with a plastic surrounding, or it can be comprised of metallized plastic. By implementing a non-conductive mandrel, the RF performance of the connector is improved, since the frequency resonance inherent in a metal version is not present.
  • Clamp nut 10 is electrically conductive and is comprised of aluminum in this embodiment, although other conductive materials could be used.
  • center conductor 210 is encircled by and extends beyond mandrel 30' and a portion of mandrel 30' itself is encircled by conductive sheath 220.
  • Ferrule 20' is comprised of aluminum in this embodiment although other conductive materials could also be used, and is positioned so that when entry body 40 is integrated with clamp nut 10, the serrations on a first step of ferrule 20' will come into to contact with insulating jacket 240 of coaxial cable 200, and serrations on a second step of ferrule 20 will be brought into contact with conductive sheath 220.
  • Entry body 40 is also electrically conductive and in this embodiment is comprised of aluminum, though other conductive materials could be used. Entry body 40 includes at a front end a support insulator 60 through which extends pin terminal 50. Pin terminal 50 has an open end which surrounds center conductor 210. Support insulator 60 includes a plurality of serrated annular rings (not shown) for sealing the pin terminal 50 to the support insulator 60.
  • the connector 150 is assembled by integrating a rear end of entry body 40 into a front end of clamp nut 10.
  • the cam surface 85 of actuator 80 is brought into contact with mandrel 30'.
  • Actuator 80 exerts force on mandrel 30' which in turn presses against pin terminal 50, causing the serrations 55 on an internal surface of pin terminal 50 to provide a secure mechanical and electrical connection between pin terminal 50 and center conductor 210 of coaxial cable 200.
  • the connection to the center conductor 210 provides maximum tensile force with a minimum of conductor damage.
  • the closure of pin terminal 50 onto center conductor 210 is self-limiting, and is insensitive to the degree of nut tightness, thereby providing a more consistent and repeatable closure process.
  • front ends of ferrule 20 are forced inwards by the action of entry body internal shoulder 45 forcibly contacting the cam surface of ferrule 20', causing the serrations on the first step of the ferrule to press against insulating jacket 240. Accordingly, coaxial cable 200 is secured in place between the first step of ferrule 20' and mandrel 30'. Additionally, as the front ends of ferrule 20' are forced inwards, the serrations on a second step of ferrule 20' are forced against conductive sheath 220 of coaxial cable 200 and mandrel 30'.
  • the conductive sheath 220 is uniformly gripped without deformation and weakening, as compared to prior art connectors, which can cause significant pleating of the conductive sheath.
  • the closure of ferrule 20' onto the coaxial cable 200 is self-limiting, and is insensitive to the degree of nut tightness, thereby providing a more consistent and repeatable closure process. Accordingly, a secure electrical and mechanical connection between ferrule 20' and conductive sheath 220 is produced.
  • the closure of the ferrule 20 in the first embodiment, and ferule 20' in the second embodiment, onto the sheath 220 occurs before the closure of the pin terminal 50 onto the center conductor 210, in order to prevent distortion of the center conductor 210 due to excessive compressive load if the timing were otherwise.
  • a "positive stop” design allows for visual observation of entry body 40 being completely received by clamp nut 10, and can be made by noticing that the external shoulder 48 of entry body 40 is abutting against clamp nut 10. Additionally, there is tactile feedback when torquing the clamp nut, thus there are two indications of full, complete assembly of the connector.
  • O-ring carrier 90 Located within clamp nut 10 is an o-ring carrier 90.
  • O-ring carrier 90 is comprised of tin-plated brass in this embodiment, though other conductive materials could be used.
  • O-ring carrier 90 allows the ferrule 20 in the first embodiment, and ferule 20' in the second embodiment, to freely rotate while under axial compression, fixedly holding the coaxial cable 200 during rotation of the clamp nut 10.
  • O-ring carrier 90 has an annular race for securing o-ring 100 between coaxial cable 200 and clamp nut 10. In this manner the o-rings provide for a reduction in the degradation of RF signal performance. Additionally, the o-rings serve to seal out contaminants that accelerate galvanic corrosion.
  • O-ring 110 is provided between entry body 40 and clamp nut 10
  • o-ring 130 is provided between support insulator 60 and entry body 40, to keep contaminants from entering the connector. Additionally, a seal is also accomplished between the pin terminal 50 and support insulator 60 by the serrated rings of support insulator 60 (not shown).
  • O-ring 120 is provided around the outside of entry body 40 so that a moisture free connection can be made between the connector and its intended receiver.
  • the o-rings are comprised of a material which provides ultra-violet light (UV) and ozone stability for maximum resistance to atmospheric ingress.
  • UV ultra-violet light
  • the connector is reusable on the same cable or on another cable.
  • the connector is not "craft sensitive", nor is the connector dependent on installation technique. Additionally, the connectors's pull back distance is minimized which allows for easier disconnects after installation.
  • the connector is a "positive release” design in that the closing collar is removed along with the clamp nut 10 during unmating of the connector, thereby preventing locking of the center conductor 210 within pin terminal 50.
  • the present connector is more easily mated and unmated “live” than other designs, due to the protected center conductor 210 being contained within closing collar 70. This aspect is important since voltage and current levels are rising in cable systems.
  • Another connector embodiment includes incorporating a ferrule and nut assembly that closes onto a non-jacketed cable.
  • the present design is also expandable to include such applications as a flexible or drop cable, a splice connector, a feed through connector as well as including other cable sizes and types. While two piece connectors have been described in detail, three piece connectors, which also incorporate the design features described above could be implemented as well.

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  1. Ein zweiteiliger Koaxialkabelverbinder (150) mit:
    einer an jedem von zwei Enden offenen und einen Innenraum umschließenden Klemmutter (10), wobei ein erstes Ende der Klemmutter (10) ein Koaxialkabel (200) aufnimmt und ein einem zweiten Ende der Klemmutter (10) benachbarter Abschnitt des Innenraums eine Paßfläche aufweist,
    einem an jedem Ende offenen, einen Innenraum umschließenden Eintrittskörper (40), wobei ein erstes Ende des Eintrittskörpers (40) eine mit der Paßfläche der Klemmutter (10) zusammenwirkende Paßfläche aufweist,
    einer Quetschhülse (20) mit einer kegelstumpfförmigen Außenfläche und einer gestuften Innenfläche (25, 26), wobei die Quetschhülse (20) zentral entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in dem Innenraum der Klemmutter (10) angeordnet ist und eine Außenfläche der Quetschhülse (20) an einem Endabschnitt (45) des Eintrittskörpers (40) anliegt,
    einem zentral in der Quetschhülse (20) entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse angeordneten Lochdorn (30), der an einem ersten Ende der Quetschhülse (20) anliegt,
    einem zentral an einer mit der Klemmutter (10) gemeinsamen Längsachse angeordneten abschließenden Hals (70), wobei ein erstes Ende dieses abschließenden Halses (70) an einem ersten Ende des Lochdoms (30) anliegt,
    einem zentral entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in dem Eintrittskörper (40) angeordneten Stiftanschluß (50), von dem ein erstes Ende jenseits eines zweiten Endes des Eintrittskörpers (40) verläuft und der Stiftanschluß (50) an einem zweiten Ende in dem Eintrittskörper (40) eine teilweise in Längsrichtung angeordnete Bohrung aufweist und die Stiftanschlußbohrung an ihrem zweiten Ende auf einer Innenfläche eine Vielzahl von Riefen (55) aufweist,
    einem entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in einem zweiten Ende des Eintrittskörpers (40) zentral angeordneten Stützisolator (60) mit einer zentral in ihm angeordneten Bohrung zum Aufnehmen des Stiftanschlusses (50) und
    einem entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in dem Eintrittskörper (40) zentral angeordneten Betätiger (80) mit einer in dem Eintrittskörper (40) in Längsrichtung verlaufenden nockenförmigen Innenfläche (85), wobei der Betätiger (80) so angeordnet ist, daß die Nockenfläche (85) an dem abschließenden Kragen (70) anliegt.
  2. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1, wobei eine erste Stufe (25) der Innenfläche eine erste Vielzahl von ringförmigen Riefen (22) aufweist, eine zweite Stufe (28) der Innenfläche eine zweite Vielzahl von ringförmigen Riefen (26) aufweist, die erste Vielzahl der Riefen (22) einen isolierenden Außenmantel (240) des Koaxialkabels (200) erfaßt, die zweite Vielzahl der Riefen (26) bei Verschiebung des ersten Endes des Eintrittskörpers (40) entlang der kegelstumpfförmigen Außenfläche der Quetschhülse (20) bei Integration des Eintrittskörpers (40) mit der Klemmutter (10) elektrische Verbindungen mit einer leitenden Schutzhülle (220) des Koaxialkabels (200) ausbildet.
  3. Ein zweiteiliger Koaxialkabelverbinder (150) mit:
    einer an jedem von zwei Enden offenen und einen Innenraum umschließenden Klemmutter (10), wobei ein erstes Ende der Klemmutter (10) ein Koaxialkabel (200) aufnimmt und ein einem zweiten Ende der Klemmutter (10) benachbarter Abschnitt des Innenraums eine Paßfläche aufweist,
    einem an jedem Ende offenen, einen Innenraum umschließenden Eintrittskörper (40), wobei ein erstes Ende des Eintrittskörpers (40) eine mit der Paßfläche der Klemmutter (10) zusammenwirkende Paßfläche aufweist,
    einer Quetschhülse (20') mit einer gestuften Außenfläche mit einem Nockenabschnitt (28) zur Anlage am Eintrittskörper (40), wobei die Quetschhülse (20') zentral entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in dem Innenraum der Klemmutter (10) angeordnet ist und eine Außenfläche der Quetschhülse (20') an einem Endabschnitt (45) des Eintrittskörpers (40) anliegt,
    einem zentral in der Quetschhülse (20') entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse angeordneten Lochdom (30), der an einem ersten Ende der Quetschhülse (20') anliegt und wobei der Lochdom (30') einen abschließenden Hals aufweist,
    einem zentral entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in dem Eintrittskörper (40) angeordneten Stiftanschluß (50), wobei ein erstes Ende dieses Stiftanschlusses (50) jenseits eines zweiten Endes des Eintrittskörpers (40) verläuft und der Stiftanschluß (50) in ihm an einem zweiten Ende eine teilweise in Längsrichtung angeordnete Bohrung und diese eine Vielzahl von Riefen (55) auf einer Innenfläche an ihrem zweiten Ende aufweist,
    einem entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in einem zweiten Ende des Eintrittskörpers (40) zentral angeordneten Stützisolator (60) mit einer zentral in ihm angeordneten Bohrung zum Aufnehmen des Stiftanschlusses (50) und
    einem entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in dem Eintrittskörper (40) zentral angeordneten Betätiger (80) mit einer in diesem in Längsrichtung verlaufenden nockenförmigen Innenfläche (85), wobei der Betätiger (80) so angeordnet ist, daß die Nockenfläche (85) an dem abschließenden Kragen (70) anliegt.
  4. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 3, wobei die Quetschhülse (20') eine gestufte Innenfläche aufweist, eine erste Stufe (25) der Innenfläche eine erste Vielzahl von ringförmigen Riefen (22) aufweist, eine zweite Stufe der Innenfläche eine zweite Vielzahl von ringförmigen Riefen (26) aufweist, die erste Vielzahl der Riefen (22) einen isolierenden Außenmantel (240) des Koaxialkabels (200) erfaßt, die zweite Vielzahl der Riefen (26) bei Verschiebung des ersten Endes des Eintrittskörpers (40) entlang eines Nockenabschnitts (28) der Außenfläche der Quetschhülse (20') bei Integration des Eintrittskörpers (40) mit der Klemmutter (10) elektrische Verbindungen mit einer leitenden Schutzhülle (220) des Koaxialkabels (200) ausbildet.
  5. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei die Riefen (55) des Stiftanschlusses bei Integration des Eintrittskörpers (40) mit der Klemmutter (10) in elektrische Verbindungen mit einem zentralen Leiter (210) des Koaxialkabels (200) gedrückt werden.
  6. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei eine visuelle Anzeige des vollständigen Zusammenpassens des Eintrittskörpers (40) mit der Klemmutter (10) bei Anliegen einer Schulter (48) des Eintrittskörpers (40) am zweiten Ende der Klemmutter (10) ausgebildet wird.
  7. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, weiter mit einem zentral entlang einer gemeinsamen Längsachse in der Klemmutter (10) angeordneten O-Ringhalter (90), der sich am zweiten Ende der Quetschhülse (20, 20') befindet und einen auf einer Außenseite angeordneten ringförmigen Laufkranz aufweist.
  8. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 7, weiter mit einem in dem ringförmigen Laufkranz des O-Ringhalters (90) angeordneten ersten O-Ring (100).
  9. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, weiter mit:
    einem zwischen einer Außenseite des Stützisolators (60) und einer Innenseite des Eintrittskörpers (40) angeordneten zweiten O-Ring (130),
    einem zwischen einer Außenseite des Eintrittskörpers (40) und einer Innenseite der Klemmutter (10) angeordneten dritten O-Ring (110) und
    einem auf einer Außenseite des Eintrittskörpers (40) angeordneten vierten O-Ring (120).
  10. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei der Eintrittskörper (40), die Quetschhülse (20, 20'), die Klemmutter (10) und der Stiftanschluß (50) elektrisch leitend sind.
  11. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei der Entrittskörper (40), die Quetschhülse (20, 20') und die Klemmutter (10) aus Aluminium bestehen und der Anschlußstift (50) aus verzinntem Messing, versilbertem Messing oder einer anderen Kupferlegierung besteht.
  12. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei der Lochdom (30, 30'), der abschließende Hals (70), der Betätiger (80) und der Stützisolator (60) aus einem elektrisch isolierenden Werkstoff bestehen.
  13. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei der Lochdom (30, 30'), der Betätiger (80) und der Stützisolator (60) aus einem elektrisch isolierenden Werkstoff bestehen.
  14. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei der Lochdom (30, 30') ein durch Kunststoff umschlossener Metalleinsatz ist.
  15. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei der Lochdorn (30, 30') metallisierter Kunststoff ist.
  16. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei das Schließen der Quetschhülse (20, 20') selbstbeschränkend und unabhängig von der Mutterschließstellung ist.
  17. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei das Schließen des Stiftanschlusses (50) selbstbeschränkend und unabhängig von der Mutterschließstellung ist.
  18. Der Koaxialverbinder (150) nach Anspruch 1 oder Anspruch 3, wobei die Quetschhülse (20, 20') eine Innenfläche mit einer Vielzahl von ringförmigen Riefen (22, 26) aufweist, die Vielzahl der Riefen (22, 26) bei Verschiebung des ersten Endes des Eintrittskörpers (40) entlang der Außenfläche der Quetschhülse (20, 20') bei Integration des Eintrittskörpers (40) mit der Klemmutter (10) elektrische Verbindungen mit einer leitenden Schutzhülle (220) des Koaxialkabels (200) ausbildet.
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